Fine Jewelry Line Mejuri Is Entering a Retail Partnership With Holt Renfrew
Mejuri is continuing its expansion into the Canadian market.
The nine-year-old fine jewelry label is embarking on a retail partnership with Holt Renfrew, opening at the Canadian retailer’s Bloor Street location on Friday and its Vancouver store on Oct. 18. The partnership is Mejuri’s first with a Canadian retailer.
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“I’m really excited to partner with Holt Renfrew, a beloved retailer and one of my favorite shopping destinations known for its thoughtfully curated selection of quality brands,” said Noura Sakkijha, chief executive officer and cofounder of Mejuri. “Their customers appreciate craftsmanship, and I look forward to introducing them to Mejuri while also continuing to engage with our loyal community in this wonderful new space.”
Both of Mejuri’s Holt Renfrew outposts will offer the brand’s ring bar, on-site piercing studio and art installations inspired by the brand’s jewelry collections. Mejuri’s Bloor Street location is 1,000 square feet, while its Vancouver outpost is 300 square feet.
“Mejuri is a brand that I have long loved for their disruptive approach to jewelry and placing empowerment at its core,” said Carolyn Wright, senior vice president of product at Holt Renfrew. “Mejuri’s commitment to sustainability compliments our values at Holts and our mission to empower self-expression and ignite positive change. We are so proud to present Mejuri on holtrenfrew.com and in our stores as part of our luxury offering.”
The Holt Renfrew locations add to Mejuri’s global retail presence. The brand currently operates out of 37 stand-alone stores in the U.S., Canada, Australia and U.K. Mejuri is planning on opening more storefronts in the near future.
During Mejuri’s opening weekend at Holt Renfrew, customers will receive a gift with purchase from Canadian brand Kov Essentials with a minimum spend of 150 Canadian dollars.
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